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The noblest of birds on the noblest of baroque forms. The relationship of the Seuter workshop with Meissen explored. Read More
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Could this be the earliest depiction of the home of the Meissen factory on Meissen porcelain? A view of the medieval fortress of the Albrechtsburg. Read More
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'PER VERTU AQUISTA ONORE'. Roman virtues extolled in the early years of Deruta. Read More
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'Compliment des Dammes de La Halle Au Roy'. The poissardes visit the new Dauphin. Read More
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A willing captive! The 'Muses' modeller interprets Lancret's 'Les Amours du Bocage'. Read More
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Adapted from wax models by Isaac Gosset, and transformed into jasperware by Wedgwood's 'ingenious boy', William Hackworth. Read More
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The product of over 400 designs sent to the Morelli workshop in Venice, by John Greene, out of a desire for sober forms and 'sound white metal'. Read More
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A magpie defies a tempestuous landscape from the earliest years of enameling on Japanese porcelain. Read More
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